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Newspaper
Corydon Democrat
Location
Corydon, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1906
Page
8
A wartime-style note praises Japanese endurance and links health to digestion. It claims front childhood conditioning and cites Mi o na, a stomach remedy sold by A. Riley & Son in Corydon, as a treatment for stomach troubles.
Subscribers listing names and locales who have paid or subscribed to The Democrat since the last report. The roll includes residents from Corydon Georgetown New Salisbury Corydon Depauw Milltown Elizabeth and other towns with numerous individuals and scattered notes.
The Adams-McIutost Co. markets the Pittsburg Perfect Poultry and Garden Fence. It promises strong joints not to rust and adjustable ground fit. Sold by Tur ApAus-McIlrosy Co. Corydon Indiana.
The piece explains Easter as a movable feast linked to the first full moon after March 21 and highlights the historical lack of uniform observance among churches. It notes the resurrection's Sunday tie and the pagan roots of egg coloring symbolizing new life embraced by Christians.
Emery Ellsworth Keller, son of Mr and Mrs George A Keller, died March 26 1906 of pneumonia at age 6 months 20 days. Survived by father mother three brothers two sisters. Interment in Pleasant Ridge cemetery. Poetic lines honor his memory from GranpMa Winfield.
An advertised salve claims to treat sore nipples burns frostbites chapped hands itching piles chronic eye problems and other skin diseases including ringworm scabies and herpes. It touts unmatched success and lists a price of 25 cents per box from Pry it Por gabene CL Watson successor to bk S rosier & Co. Several thousand Russian origin attendees gathered at Grand Central Palace New York on March 2% to hear Nicholas Tehaikowsky a Russian revolutionary now in the city. Letters of regret from Mark Twain and others were read including Twain’s support for the Russian revolutionary cause and a call for reform in Russia.
Harrison county real estate abstracts offered by James B. Brewster and Frank M. Wuson. They promise complete title up to the present time from government records, summarizing property titles for buyers and owners in Harrison county.
Peter Elbers moved his saloon to the Messin property next door to the former site in Lanesville. He remodeled, added new furniture and fixtures, and installed fresh water from the new water plant. He invites old friends and the public to visit his updated business.
If you suffer from bleeding itching blind or protruding Piles send your address and I will explain how to cure yourself at home by a new absorption treatment. We also send trial samples with local reference if requested. Immediate relief and permanent care assured. Write Mrs. M Summers Box P Notre Dame Ind
Friends and relatives gathered in South Corydon on March 31 to celebrate Lawson Brengman’s 34th birthday. Attendees included Uncle Henry Seburn, Ben Abbott and family, Ben Long and family, J. P. Riddle, Lottie Rupp, Bess Sonner, Mary Wrich, Jennie Brengman, Myrtle Abbott, Lucile Lane, Ralph Davis, Dod McFall, Joe Abbott and Jess Didlkott. The evening featured social chat, games, chocolate and cake amid warm wishes for many more surprises.
An advertisement claims rheumatic pains ruin life and home comfort, but relief comes from Chamberlains Pain Balm. One application provides relief and short-term use leads to a permanent cure. Sold by R. Watson, successor to EF 8 Crosier & Co.
Thoroughbred C White Leghorn stock from Wyckolff and Waterville strains in New York. Setting of 15 eggs for 50 cents. Encuba tar eggs 5.00 per 100, addressed at 28 Sw W. BP. Matern, R. R, Corvdon, Ind.
Thorow advertised 4 Braver 1 born eggs for sale with four years in the breed and sert cents. JOHN W. ALSTOTY of Corydon Ind lists Eureka phone Rt. BR 4. February 14 notice.
An OCR fragment advertises Green Ground Bone for chickens at Kilmer Davis meat market claiming best in the world for fowls. The line reads decl3-tf as part of the copy.
Savings noted on wallpaper purchases at W. C. Glenn as customers report lower prices on wall coverings. Local shoppers consider the deal favorable for home decor upgrades this season.
Ill persons are informed that a petition will go to the Harrison county Board of Commissioners at the May 1908 session seeking an order to change the Little Indian Creek road in Franklin township. The route would move from the Stilyer Yeager line to the New Albany turnpike, vacating the current segment between the beginning point and the turnpike. The lands affected include Peter Stilger Charles S. Yeager Philip C. Gresham Jacob Henry John Ham Louisa Smith Frank D. Smith Fanny Smith Marion Lafollette William T. Smith Peter Stilger and John Smith.
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